Sentence examples for most disadvantaged populations from inspiring English sources

This will increase the vulnerability of the region's residents, especially its most disadvantaged populations.

Immunization programs have been more successful in reaching segments of the most disadvantaged populations in developing countries.

The most disadvantaged populations suffered the worst harm from the disaster.

"The Court rightfully found that SB3 does nothing to make our elections more secure while at the same time throwing up difficult roadblocks to voting for some of the most disadvantaged populations," said Henry Klementowicz, a staff attorney with the ACLU of New Hampshire.

However, in 1975, a study revealed yaws cases among the pygmies in the north of DRC, one of the socio-economically most disadvantaged populations, with up to 90% of the population showing serological evidence of infection at that time [17].

Therefore, these guidelines often directly affect the most disadvantaged populations.

Indigenous people are the most disadvantaged population within Australia with living conditions comparable to developing countries.

Figure 1 shows broadly the most disadvantaged population live in the Eastern part of the study area near the industrialised regions and the least disadvantaged live in the Western beach side areas.

Demonstration of a significant attenuation of CKD progression and cardiovascular disease has the potential to inform clinicians of an important, new and widely available strategy for reducing CKD progression and cardiovascular disease for Australia's most disadvantaged population.

Demonstration of a significant attenuation of CKD progression and CVD events has the potential to inform clinicians of an important, new and widely available strategy for reducing CKD progression and CVD events for Australia's most disadvantaged population.

While Aboriginal people are socioeconomically disadvantaged everywhere in Australia [ 25], remote Aboriginal people, including most residents of the Kimberley are in the lowest socioeconomic quartile of Aboriginal people [ 25, 26], the most disadvantaged group within the most disadvantaged population in Australia.